... day night, witb being suspected characters. On promising to leave the city, they were liberated. Juvenile Depravity. — Wm. Hardy Raper, of Fease- gate, was again brought ap, charged with having obtained a pair of boots from Mr. R. F. Sawyer, of Pavement ...

... MONDAY, Jan. 2. Before the Lord Mayob, L. Simpson, Esq , T. Babstow, Esq., andT. Gbeoort, Esq. stkctep Pbksons.—Two men, named Thomas Johnson and Richard Selby, both disreputable characters, were charged Police-constable Jennings with being suspected persons ...

... Campbell, $ St. John Chariton, Canlitfe AS | Philip Heatley England, Newberry George ned Fennel, Forbes, Frederick Granville, Hardy, Hobson Hood, H. Hunt, Ingham, Jarrett, R. Jones, Knight ar Martin Lueas, Manning, MeAlpine, Meredith Middleton, W. H. Milne ...

... SIIIPWREcIL—A meeting of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution wan held on Thursday, at its house, John- Street. Adelphi, Thomas Chapman, Esq. V.P., in the chair. Mr Lewis. the secretary, having read the minutes of 'the previous meeting, rewards of various ...

... from the pen of Mr. J. A. St. John. Mr. Ruskin will complete his great labours on the Modern Painters,” —and Mr. T. Duffus Hardy his “Materials of English History.” Mr. Murray has in preparation Leslie’s “Life of Sir Joshua Reynolds,” Mr. “Eothan” Kinglake’s ...

... heartily weting ; but he was not sure that the bridge belonged to the CHARGE OF STEALING Hay, } vided by the liberality of Thomas Thorneycroft, Esq., and | wish prospe: to the flourishing litle town of “St. rust, as they had not done any repairs to it ...

... George Hotel, consisting of all the good things of the season, Mr William Lees and reflecting eredit on the management of Hardie 11., esq., High Lane, the worthy landlady, Mrs. Sutton. Cheshire The Rev. F. WetaaLn presided, supported ::':3'! :: AW ...

... „ Thos. Litherland „ J. Dickson „ J. Nicholinson >, F. Fielding „ Henry Partridge „ John Hardy „ Edward Pepper „ J. Crane „ George Bedrup „ J. Farthing „ Thomas Rudkin „ George Gee „ Charles Smith ,1 Joseph Thompson „ Joseph Tacey „ John Asber „ Joseph ...

... light besiness or for one where room il a con- Biaeration I's it has a-large yard behind, with frontage and en- tranen to Hardy-street; reant ?? of Mr. Price, 3, Weshingto-an-treet. 2isT BKERS ANI) F~LOUJR DE&ERS.-TO BE LET, in a. throne neighibourhood ...

... habitofaud been musing from the Dif*TH or Two Intoxicated Men.—Two men ha« died at Oldham, preanmedly in flate ofdrankcn. MSS. Thomas Buckley, «^ , was Unot'seen again till his dead body was : °haI beon finally committed for the murder of her child Hackney ...

... therefore, with the overseers,aml such unpleasant business they might delegate to the assistant overseer. Be this as it may, Mr. Thomas Cockett, our sexton, will have his handed down to posterity as having done what , is familiarly known herein; another Folkestone ...

... Manchei.tei every hour, and railway stations within five minutes walk-—Apply Mr. :■ irch. Commercial Inn, Droyladen; or to Thomas Piatt. Copperai Works, near to Fairfield.—N.B. There clay the land tor sale, to. . making bricks. VALUABLE FREEHOLD BUILDING ...